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skip to main content main menu about download community marketplace documentation deployments who uses and where? view the list of deployments or add your own! view / add ubuntu women the ubuntu project encourages and welcomes participation of women in the project. we aim to provide a safe and welcoming environment for everyone. see the ubuntu women website for more details. read more navigation deployments recent content 14.04.2 release announcement submitted by jonathan on fri, 02/20/2015 - 08:22 long-term support the team is proud to announce 14.04.2 lts, which is the second long term support (lts) update as part of the 14.04 5 years support cycle. this point release includes all the bug fixes and improvements that have been applied via updates to 14.04 lts since it has been released. it also includes updated hardware support and installer fixes. if you have an 14.04 lts system and have applied all the available updates, then your system will already be on 14.04.2 lts and there is no need to re-install. for new installations, installing from the updated media is recommended since it will be installable on more systems than before and will require less updates than installing from the original 14.04 lts media. information on where to download the 14.04.2 lts media is available from the downloads page . to ensure that the 14.04 lts series will continue to work on the latest hardware as well as keeping quality high right out of the box, further point releases will be made available during its lifecycle. more information will be available on the release schedule page on the ubuntu wiki. see also ubuntu 14.04.2 lts release announcement: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2015-february/000192.html summary of changed packages since original 14.04 release: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/trustytahr/releasenotes/changesummary/14.04.2 thanks for your support and interest in ! read more about 14.04.2 release announcement log in or register to post comments 12.04.5 release announcement submitted by stgraber on thu, 08/07/2014 - 22:25 long-term support 12.04.5 lts is the fifth long term support (lts) version of as part of 12.04's 5 years support cycle. 's fifth lts point release the team is proud to announce the release of 12.04.5. this is the last of five lts point releases for this lts lifecycle. the point release includes all the bug fixes and improvements that have been applied to 12.04 lts since it has been released. it also includes updated hardware support and installer fixes. if you have an 12.04 lts system and have applied all the available updates, then your system will already be on 12.04.5 lts and there is no need to re-install. for new installations, installing from the updated media is recommended since it will be installable on more systems than before and will require drastically less updates than installing from the original 12.04 lts media. this release ships with a backported kernel and x stack. this enables users to make use of more recently released hardware. current users of 12.04 won't be automatically updated to this back-ported stack, you can however manually install the packages as well. information on where to download the 12.04.5 lts media is available from the downloads page . we do not ship free discs at this time, however, there are 3rd party distributors available who ship discs at reasonable prices listed on the martketplace although 10.04 systems will ask for upgrade to 12.04.5, it's not an officially supported upgrade path. testing however indicated that this usually works if you're ready to make some minor adjustments afterwards. to ensure that the 12.04 lts series will continue to work on the latest hardware as well as keeping quality high right out of the box, we will release another point release before the next long term support release is made available in 2014. more information is available on the release schedule page on the ubuntu wiki. the release notes are available from the ubuntu wiki . thanks for your support and interest in ! read more about 12.04.5 release announcement stgraber's blog log in or register to post comments 14.04.1 release announcement submitted by jonathan on fri, 07/25/2014 - 04:46 long-term support the team is proud to announce 14.04.1 lts, which is the first long term support (lts) update as part of the 14.04 5 years support cycle. this point release includes all the bug fixes and improvements that have been applied via updates to 14.04 lts since it has been released. it also includes updated hardware support and installer fixes. if you have an 14.04 lts system and have applied all the available updates, then your system will already be on 14.04.1 lts and there is no need to re-install. for new installations, installing from the updated media is recommended since it will be installable on more systems than before and will require less updates than installing from the original 14.04 lts media. information on where to download the 14.04.1 lts media is available from the downloads page . we do not ship free discs at this time, however, there are 3rd party distributors available who ship discs at reasonable prices listed on the martketplace to ensure that the 14.04 lts series will continue to work on the latest hardware as well as keeping quality high right out of the box, further point releases will be made available during its lifecycle. more information will be available on the release schedule page on the ubuntu wiki. see also ubuntu 14.04.1 lts release announcement: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2014-july/000188.html summary of changed packages since original 14.04 release: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/trustytahr/releasenotes/changesummary/14.04.1 thanks for your support and interest in ! read more about 14.04.1 release announcement log in or register to post comments 14.04 lts release announcement submitted by admin on thu, 04/17/2014 - 17:27 welcome to 14.04 lts! the development team announces today the release of 14.04 lts. as the second long term support release of the , this version will be supported for 5 years, until april 2019. the development team will also provide "point releases" in sync with ubuntu to offer you new installation media containing all the latest bug fixes and hardware enablement stacks. please visit the download page for information on how to obtain it. what's new ? read more about 14.04 lts release announcement admin's blog 12.04.4 release announcement submitted by stgraber on thu, 02/06/2014 - 19:55 long-term support 12.04.4 lts is the fourth long term support (lts) version of as part of 12.04's 5 years support cycle. 's fourth lts point release the team is proud to announce the release of 12.04.4. this is the fourth of five lts point releases for this lts lifecycle. the point release includes all the bug fixes and improvements that have been applied to 12.04 lts since it has been released. it also includes updated hardware support and installer fixes. if you have an 12.04 lts system and have applied all the available updates, then your system will already be on 12.04.4 lts and there is no need to re-install. for new installations, installing from the updated media is recommended since it will be installable on more systems than before and will require drastically less updates than installing from the original 12.04 lts media. this release ships with a backported kernel and x stack. this enables users to make use of more recently released hardware. current users of 12.04 won't be automatically updated to this back-ported stack, you can however manually install the packages as well. information on where to download the 12.04.4 lts media is available from the downloads page . we do not ship free discs at this time, however, there are 3rd party distributors available who ship discs at reasonable prices listed on the martketplace although 10.04 systems will ask for upgrade to 12.04.4, it's not an officially supported upgrade path. testing however indicated that this usually works if you're ready to make some minor adjustments afterwards. to ensure that the 12.04 lts series will continue to work on the latest hardware as well as keeping quality high right out of the box, we will release another point release before the next long term support release is made available in 2014. more information is available on the release schedule page on the ubuntu wiki. the release notes are available from the ubuntu wiki . thanks for your support and interest in ! read more about 12.04.4 release announcement stgraber's blog log in or register to post comments 13.10 release announcement submitted by stgraber on thu, 10/17/2013 - 14:05 the team is pleased to announce the release of 13.10 (codename: saucy salamander). this release will be supported for 9 months, it is intended for enthusiasts and users who would like to try out the latest and greatest software. if you're installing in an organisation such as a school, university or non-profit, we suggest you deploy 12.04 lts (long term support), which is supported until april 2017 for both servers and desktops. we recently released a point release to 12.04 lts , bringing updated hardware supported, bug fixes and security updates applied out of the box. what's new? 13.10 is mostly a refresh on 13.04 without any significant change to the package selection. notable updates unity: 7.1.2 libreoffice: 4.1.2 firefox: 24.0 thunderbird: 24.0 linux: 3.11 upstart: 1.10 python 3.3.2 where to get it for information on how to get , please refer to the downloads page . guides and installation instructions are also available via the documentation . if you're using , please let us know by logging your installation on our deployments page . known issues please refer to the technical overview document for known issues and other technical information regarding this release. about is a grassroots movement, we aim to get ubuntu into schools, homes and communities and make it easy for users to install and maintain their systems in educational and non-profit environments. we are students, teachers, parents and hackers who believe that learning and knowledge should be available to all. want to get involved? then please get in touch! . read more about 13.10 release announcement stgraber's blog 13.10 beta 2 submitted by admin on thu, 09/26/2013 - 22:34 13.10, codename: saucy salamander, beta 2 now available this build allows developers and users to evaluate early changes in this release and no details are finalised yet. features that were partially implemented in beta 1 and not completed have been removed in this beta build and will be re-integrated after the release. while testing this build, please keep in mind that this is a release preview which doesn't have complete testing coverage. practice caution and make backups if necessary. known issues please refer to the full ubuntu 13.10 beta 2 announcement for most known issues. additionally, the following are known broken in 13.10 beta 2: using ltsp-live from the beta 2 media the unity dash shows remote results (usually disabled in ) ltsp doesn't work post-installation the live environment doesn't get properly translated when choosing to install the extra language packs all of the above -specific issues have already been corrected and should be fixed starting with tomorrow's daily build. download this pre-release can be downloaded from: the ubuntu cd image site. for the stable release, please refer to the download page feedback file bugs using the usual ubuntu bug filing procedures . post feedback to the -devel mailing list, details on our community page. important: before filing bugs, please verify that the bug is still present after all updates are applied or whether it's still present in the latest daily build. happy testing! read more about 13.10 beta 2 admin's blog log in or register to post comments 13.10 beta 1 submitted by admin on thu, 09/05/2013 - 16:33 13.10, codename: saucy salamander, beta now available this build allows developers and users to evaluate early changes in this release and no details are finalised yet. features that were partially implemented in beta 1 and not completed have been removed in this beta build and will be re-integrated after the release. please keep the following in mind when testing this build: artwork is not final and very likely to change, do not use for documentation purposes package selection is not final and subject to change this is a release preview which doesn't have complete testing coverage. practice caution and make backups if necessary. known issues please refer to the full ubuntu 13.10 beta 1 announcement for known issues. download this pre-release can be downloaded from: the ubuntu cd image site. for the stable release, please refer to the downloads page feedback file bugs using the usual ubuntu bug filing procedures . post feedback to the -devel mailing list, details on our community page. important: before filing bugs, please verify that the bug is still present after all updates are applied or whether it's still present in the latest daily build. happy testing! read more about 13.10 beta 1 admin's blog log in or register to post comments 12.04.3 release announcement submitted by stgraber on fri, 08/23/2013 - 23:23 long-term support 12.04.3 lts is the third long term support (lts) version of as part of 12.04's 5 years support cycle. 's third lts point release the team is proud to announce the release of 12.04.3. this is the third of four lts point releases for this lts lifecycle. the point release includes all the bug fixes and improvements that have been applied to 12.04 lts since it has been released. it also includes updated hardware support and installer fixes. if you have an 12.04 lts system and have applied all the available updates, then your system will already be on 12.04.3 lts and there is no need to re-install. for new installations, installing from the updated media is recommended since it will be installable on more systems than before and will require drastically less updates than installing from the original 12.04 lts media. this release ships with a backported kernel and x stack. this enables users to make use of more recently released hardware. current users of 12.04 won't be automatically updated to this back-ported stack, you can however manually install the packages as well. information on where to download the 12.04.3 lts media is available from the downloads page . we do not ship free discs at this time, however, there are 3rd party distributors available who ship discs at reasonable prices listed on the martketplace although 10.04 systems will ask for upgrade to 12.04.3, it's not an officially supported upgrade path. testing however indicated that this usually works if you're ready to make some minor adjustments afterwards. to ensure that the 12.04 lts series will continue to work on the latest hardware as well as keeping quality high right out of the box, we will release another point release before the next long term support release is made available in 2014. more information is available on the release schedule page on the ubuntu wiki. the release notes are available from the ubuntu wiki . thanks for your support and interest in ! read more about 12.04.3 release announcement stgraber's blog log in or register to post comments 13.04 release announcement submitted by admin on thu, 04/25/2013 - 12:10 the team is pleased to announce the release of 13.04 (codename: raring ringtail). this release will be supported for 9 months, it is intended for enthusiasts and users who would like to try out the latest and greatest software. if you're installing in an organisation such as a school, university or non-profit, we suggest you deploy 12.04 lts (long term support), which is supported until april 2017 for both servers and desktops. we recently released a point release to 12.04 lts , bringing updated hardware supported, bug fixes and security updates applied out of the box. what's new? new default packages: klavaro - flexible touch-typing tutor krecipes - recipe manager and collection of recipes gramps - genealogical research program chemtool - chemical structures drawing program fritzing - easy to use electronics design software einstein - puzzle game inspired by einstein's puzzle vym - mindmapping tool bluefish - wysiwyg html editor remmina - connect to various remote desktops including rdesktop notable updates unity: 7.0 libreoffice: 4.0 firefox: 19.0 thunderbird: 17.0 linux: 3.8 upstart: 1.8 python 3.3 where to get it for information on how to get , please refer to the downloads page . guides and installation instructions are also available via the documentation . if you're using , please let us know by logging your installation on our deployments page . known issues please refer to the technical overview document for known issues and other technical information regarding this release. about is a grassroots movement, we aim to get ubuntu into schools, homes and communities and make it easy for users to install and maintain their systems in educational and non-profit environments. we are students, teachers, parents and hackers who believe that learning and knowledge should be available to all. want to get involved? then please get in touch! . read more about 13.04 release announcement admin's blog 2 comments log in or register to post comments pages 1 2 3 4 5 next › last » get visit our download section to find out how you can get . follow us project sponsors screenshots what's included in ? explore our screenshot tour to find out! ubuntosphere © copyright 2012 project, is a registered trademark of canonical ltd. this web site has super cow powers.

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Domain Name: EDUBUNTU.ORG
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Updated Date: 2009-03-09T11:03:55Z
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Registrant Name: James Troup
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